KAL
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Depends on so many factors not detailed in your question. The nature of the product or service, the characteristics of your target customers, your budget, laws and regulations, and a whole bunch of other factors affect this decision.
If your customers are local, options include radio, local TV, newspapers, outdoor (benches, billboards, busses, even flyers and posters), and the Internet (local sites)...and the phone book is virtually required for most local businesses. If you're looking for a national (or wider) target, then national TV and magazines get added to the mix and the Internet becomes almost a requirement (depending on the product).
If you provide more detail I can provide a better answer. |
John L
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There are a lot of ways to market your product online. Both paid and free method. Basically for online marketing, there are a total of 3 main strategies. 1) buy traffic 2) steal traffic and 3)build traffic. All these strategies are basically trying to get more visitor to visit your website and eventually buy the product from you.
I normally use (2) and (3) as some of the methods are free or at a very low price.
Find out more from the below link to setup a successful online business. This include different marketing strategies that you could adopt. It will tell you what are these key steps, the reason behind each step, how you could go about it and where you could get the necessary resources free or at a low price.
Hope that it will be useful to you. |
Angie
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It depends what kind of product or service it is that you are selling/trying to promote.
If you have a web presence, going for PPC (Pay Per Click) is a always a good way to go because it will appear on the top or right hand sides when someone searches for something on Google or Yahoo. I've put two links below of which you can use to find out more about PPC.
You could also go to a forum related to your product or service (if one exists!) and try and create rapport with potential customers.
Print (magazine & newspaper), radio & tv are also good regardless of whether you have a web presence or not. Radio and TV is quite costly though. |
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